Who Do You Say Jesus Is?
Scripture: Matthew 16:15–18
Jesus asked His disciples a powerful question:
“Who do you say I am?”
This question still stands today. Culture and opinions may offer many answers—but your personal answer matters most.
Your life will be built on your response.
Reflection:
Is Jesus just a good teacher to you—or truly Lord?
Be honest. Then pray for deeper understanding and conviction.
Jesus asked His disciples a powerful question:
“Who do you say I am?”
This question still stands today. Culture and opinions may offer many answers—but your personal answer matters most.
Your life will be built on your response.
Reflection:
Is Jesus just a good teacher to you—or truly Lord?
Be honest. Then pray for deeper understanding and conviction.
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